Saturday Jan 7 2017Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield

Vol 4 No 4TODAYrsquoS WEATHER

Sunny and cold with a high near 14 Wind chill values as low as -12 West northwest wind 5 to 10 mph

HIGH 14 LOW 5

Former NHS teacher will face juryNicholas McKinney a former Noblesville

High School teacher will soon face a jury after being charged last year with criminal deviate conduct and two counts of felony child seduction

Police say McKinney had an inappropriate relationship with a student in 2012 School officials were made aware of the incident and

notified police as soon as they learned of the allegations

McKinney resigned just two days after the police investigation began The student involved in the allegations attended Noblesville High School at the time of the relationship but is no longer a student at the school

The probable cause affidavit states the

victim told police of the incident August of 2016 The victim then 17 years old reported she had been touched inappropriately by a teacher during the summer of 2012

The incident reportedly occurred at McKinneys home in Marion County

A trial date of February 27 has been set in Marion County Superior Court McKinney

Heirbrandt sworn in as commissioner

Superior Court Judge Steven Nation conducted a swearing in ceremony for Hamilton County Commissioner Mark Heirbrandt Heirbrandt enters his first full term after being elected in 2013 by a caucus of Hamilton County Republican Committeemen to fill the vacancy left by Doug Carter after Carter resigned to accept the position of Indiana State Police Superintendent

Also participating in the ceremony was Bill Heirbrandt Bill is Commissioner Heirbrandts father and held the bible while Judge Nation performed the ceremony

Photo provided

State Police use caution slow down when approaching emergency vehicleTwo Indiana State Troopers are re-

covering from minor injuries after being struck along the interstate while inside their police cars within the last two days Both officers were treated for non-life threatening injuries

Indiana law requires motorist upon approaching a stationary authorized emergency vehicle when the authorized emergency vehicle is giving a signal by displaying alternately flashing red red and white or red and blue lights pro-ceed with due caution yield the right-of-way by making a lane change into a lane not adjacent to that of the authorized

emergency vehicle if possible with due regard to safety and traffic conditions if on a highway having at least four lanes with not less than two lanes proceeding in the same direction as the approach-ing vehicle or proceed with due cau-tion reduce the speed of the vehicle to a speed at least ten (10) miles per hour less than the posted speed limit main-taining a safe speed for road conditions if changing lanes would be impossible or unsafe

The State Police would like to re-mind motorists of the following safety tips when approaching an emergency

vehicle along the roadbull As soon as you see the flashing

emergency lights you should immediate-ly begin reducing your speed as well as increase the following distance between you and the vehicle in front of you By reducing speed and increasing following distance you substantially increase your ability to safely react to the emergency vehicle or other hazards that may sud-denly present themselves

bull If possible move to the next lane away from the emergency vehicle This provides a safe barrier for the emergen-cy worker and also allows traffic coming

behind you to clearly see the emergency vehicle on the side of the road so they can begin to take appropriate action

bull If yoursquore unable to safely change lanes reduce your speed at least 10 miles per hour under the posted speed limit and move as far away as possible within your lane from the emergency vehicle

According to Indiana statute emer-gency vehicles include Firetrucks Am-bulances Tow Trucks Highway Mainte-nance Vehicles Utility Service Vehicles Police Cars Roadside Service Vehicles and Garbage Trucks

The annual Kids Helping Kids In-door Garage Sale coordinated by the No-blesville Parks Department will be held from 10 am to 1 pm Saturday January 21 in the Recreation Annex at Ivy Tech Community College (Gate 1) The garage sale is run by kids with adult assistance selling items just for children and keep-ing the profits

All items for sale must be fun things such as toys games dress-up at-tire books bikes DVDs etc No food clothes or furniture may be sold There are no set prices but organizers said sell-ers reasonably price their items Any un-wanted leftover items are encouraged to be donated to Goodwill or local charities

ldquoThis garage sale is all about fun ndash and youth Itrsquos more than just getting rid of stuff itrsquos an opportunity for kids to buy trade and sellrdquo Recreation Direc-tor Nichole Haberlin said ldquoChildren get to keep the money they earn and serves as a great opportunity for children to fundraise for their Scouts trips or sport teamsrdquo

Pre-registration is required for chil-dren vendors The cost for a table is $15 per child for Noblesville residents$20 for non-residents Vendor space is sold on a first come first served basis

New this year there will be no charge for admission for the public to attend Donations will be accepted to go toward financial-need scholarships for Nobles-ville Parks and Recreation programs like Noble Kids Camp For more information about the event or to register visit wwwnoblesvilleparksorg or call the recreation office at (317) 770-5750

Kids Helping Kids Indoor Garage Sale to be held Jan 21

2 News

Community Health Network to operate retail clinics in Indianapolis area Walgreens stores Walgreens and Community expand relationship to further coordinate patient care and improve access

DEERFIELD Ill amp INDIANAPO-LIS Ind ndash January 6 2017ndash Walgreens and Community Health Network have expanded their existing relationship an-nouncing today that Community Health Network will exclusively operate and provide clinical services at 12 retail health clinics located within Walgreens stores across central Indiana

Soon the Community logo will appear at Walgreens stores in central Indiana as the newly named Commu-nity Clinic at Walgreens streamlines the continuum of care for patients by combining Communityrsquos commitment of lsquoexceptional care simply deliveredrsquo with the convenience and accessibility of Walgreens

ldquoWalgreens shares our commitment of finding innovative ways to make healthcare available to patients where and when they need itrdquo said Commu-nity Health Network chief strategy and innovation officer Kyle Fisher ldquoThis is the next step in a collaboration that is fo-cused on providing the best care simply conveniently and affordably by expand-ing our network of qualified caregivers within the communities we serverdquo

The Community Clinic at Wal-greens will be staffed by Community Health Networkrsquos highly qualified and caring nurse practitioners who will treat minor injuries and illnesses as well as help manage chronic conditions pro-viding patients a variety of health care services with the convenience of walk-in appointments or same-day schedul-ing

Patients will have easier access to Community facilities for follow up care or to establish a primary care relation-ship Seamless access to patient records and scheduling lsquoon the gorsquo will be avail-

able through MyChart Communityrsquos se-cure app and online connection

In addition Walgreens and Commu-nity Health Network will form a collab-orative council to share best practices experiences and innovations to improve patient care quality and satisfaction while reducing health care costs through new models and by leveraging digital platforms

Todayrsquos announcement builds upon a recently announced pharmacy relation-ship and a successful three-year clinical collaboration between Walgreens and Community Health Network focused on enhanced communications to better coordinate care Walgreens Healthcare Clinics in the Indianapolis area have referred patients to Community Health Network physicians to handle serious conditions and chronic diseases outside of the clinicsrsquo scope of practice

Last month Community Health Networkrsquos Wellspring retail pharma-cy operations opened under Walgreens ownership at three Community Hospital locations giving patients and Commu-nity Health Network employees easier access to affordable healthcare and phar-macy services

ldquoCommunity Health Network has an outstanding reputation as a health services provider in Indianardquo said Pat Carroll MD chief medical officer for Walgreens Healthcare Clinics ldquoExpand-ing our existing relationship with Com-munity highlights Walgreens ongoing commitment to collaborating with lo-cal health systems to help ensure a true continuum of care We look forward to working even more with Community enhancing care coordination across both retail clinic and pharmacy servicesrdquo

Initially 12 retail clinics are planned

to transition to Community Health Net-work in June with opportunities for fu-ture expansion The clinics will become an extension of Community Health Net-work Walgreens will continue to man-age these Healthcare Clinic locations until that time

About Walgreens Walgreens (wwwwalgreenscom)

one of the nations largest drugstore chains is included in the Retail Pharma-cy USA Division of Walgreens Boots Al-liance Inc (NASDAQ WBA) the first global pharmacy-led health and wellbe-ing enterprise More than 10 million cus-tomers interact with Walgreens each day in communities across America using the most convenient multichannel ac-cess to consumer goods and services and trusted cost-effective pharmacy health and wellness services and advice Wal-greens operates 8175 drugstores with a presence in all 50 states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico and the US

Virgin Islands Walgreens omnichannel business includes Walgreenscom and VisionDirectcom Approximately 400 Walgreens stores offer Healthcare Clinic or other provider retail clinic services

About Community Health Network

Ranked among the nationrsquos most integrated healthcare systems Commu-nity Health Network is Central Indianarsquos leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services where and when patients need themmdashin hos-pitals health pavilions and doctorrsquos of-fices as well as workplaces schools and homes As a non-profit health system with over 200 sites of care and affiliates throughout Central Indiana Commu-nityrsquos full continuum of care integrates hundreds of physicians specialty and acute care hospitals surgery centers home care services MedChecks be-havioral health and employer health ser-vices To learn more visit eCommunitycom or call 800-777-7775

Contact the ReporterHamiltonCoNorthReporterhotmailcom

Tommy Lee BackhoffJune 20 1942 - January 5 2017

Tommy Lee Backhoff 74 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday January 5 2017 at Riverwalk Village in Noblesville He was born on June 20 1942 to William Henry Backhoff and Miriam (Glover) Ingram in Lafayette Indiana

Tom proudly served his country for 3 tours in Vietnam in the United States Navy He worked as a computer programmer for over 15 years for Logo 7 Tom loved computers and teach-ing his grandkids about the computer and computer games He enjoyed reading and watching science fiction loved Star Trek and being a Trekkie and loved the Dune book amp movie series Tom also enjoyed playing the guitar and singing Most of all he

loved his kids grandkids and his catsTom is survived by his children William (Kathy) Backhoff Marianne (Bart) Mc-

Leod and Tommy (Katy) Backhoff Jr longtime friend who was like a son Matt McG-real eight grandchildren McKenzie (TJ) Streeval Jeremy Davidson II Liam Backhoff Asha Backhoff Brandon McLeod Tyler McLeod Cameron McLeod and Andrew Mc-Leod great-grandchild Adalyn his cat Oscar Otis Backhoff as well as several cousins nieces nephews and sisters-in-law

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Joyce Backhoff in 2014 and his brother Stanley Backhoff

Services will be held at 800 pm on Tuesday January 10 2017 at Randall amp Rob-erts Fishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 400 pm to the time of service

Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th Street Suite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Hamilton County Reporter

Contact InformationPhone

317-408-5548

EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

317-408-5548

Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom

317-773-2769

Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall

Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom

Mailing AddressPO Box 190

Westfield IN 46074

3 Obituaries

Sergio Guzman MeridaSeptember 9 1937 - January 2 2017

Sergio Guzman Merida 79 passed away on January 2 2016 at Community North Hospital in Indianapolis He was born on September 9 1937 in Robore Bolivia to parents Arturo Guzman Fuentes and Modesta Merida Surubi and later moved to Brazil He married and then moved to the United States in 1978 and continued his work as a master tailor in Indianapolis

Sergio was the consummate entrepreneur enjoyed dancing and singing to Julio Iglesias loved playingteaching soccer to all ages and spoke three languages Throughout his 40 year career not only did he own two tailor shops in Indianapolis he also co-owned three restaurants in Carmel He was always full of

surprises and saw the silver lining in many situations Sergio is survived by his wife Roxana Guzman his children Robin Guzman (wife

Claudia and daughter Thatiana) Roseli Valladares (children Luis Gabriella amp Kevin) Pura Ruth Aguirre Jimenez (children Fernando y Sergio Andres) Helena Guzman Jennifer Howell (husband Chris and children Tristyn Lilliana Jillian amp Emmalyn) and his siblings Marilena Guzman (children Eduardo amp Sandra) Alfonso Guzman Merida (wife Eurydice and daughter Sheyla) Olga de Oliveira (and her son Eder) and Leonardo Francisco de Oliveira (wife Ana and children Renata amp Leila)

A visitation will be held from 2pm to 5pm on Sunday January 8 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Fishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Rd Fishers IN

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Thank you for reading the Hamilton County Reporter

Find us on Facebookwwwfacebookcom

HamiltonCountyReporter

4 News

Kroger concludes 2016 ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo annual food drive

INDIANAPOLIS IN ndash ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the largest annual food drive for the Central Division of the Kroger Company collected more than a quar-ter of a million dollars during its 2016 campaign Donations provided by our customers in bagged food and in cash reached a combined value of $269195 Those contributions represent signifi-cant resources for local food banks and food pantries

We began the campaign hoping to match the success of 2015 That year we collected a record $280510 in ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo contributions As other organizations have reported do-nations dropped during the 2016 holiday season But for ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the difference is less than 5 percent from the year before Kroger is proud of the com-mitment each store made to the success of ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo Based on the Gleaners Food Bank formula of $100 = 3 meals this will provide 807585 meals to our hungry neighbors

Kroger is grateful to the thousands of customers who donated to ldquoShare

Your Feastrdquo We also appreciate our media partners WTHR Channel 13 and Soft Rock B1057 Their support of the message was ndash and remains ndash crucial to the year-round need to feed the hungry of Indiana

The Kroger Co has been serving local communities for 133 years The Kroger Central Division has 137 food stores 115 pharmacies and 97 fuel centers operating under three banners Kroger Owenrsquos and Pay Less with lo-cations primarily in Indiana and Illinois in addition to three stores in Missouri one in Michigan and one in Ohio Kro-ger Central Division is dedicated to sup-porting every local community it serves contributing more than $151 million in 2015 to local organizations primarily focusing on hunger relief K-12 educa-tion health causes and diversity The Kroger Co was once again named the most generous company in America in a Chronicle of Philanthropy listing de-tailed in Forbes Magazine At Kroger we value honesty respect inclusion diversity safety and integrity

Do you have a

Community announcement

WeddingAnniversary

Birthannouncement

SHARE IT WITH THE COMMUNITY

Contact theHamilton County

Reporter

HamiltonCoNorth Reporterhotmailcom

or call317-408-5548

THE HAMILTON COUNTY REPORTERHamilton Countyrsquos hometown newspaper

Sports 5

Sheridan ran its Hoosier HeartlandConference record to 3-0 on Friday bybeating Tri-Central 44-35 at HobbsGymnasium

The Blackhawks led 9-5 after the firstquarter then jumped ahead 23-12 byhalftime and cruised through the second half

Aiden Roaten led a balanced Sheridanscoring roster with 11 points and alsograbbed nine rebounds Tommy Gliddenwas next with seven points Jack Waitt andTanner Swindle both had seven reboundsDrake Delph handed out four assists

The Hawks are 5-5 overall and will beback in action at Hobbs Gymnasium tonightto host Fountain Central Tip off is set for730 pm

Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 1-6 2-2 5 2Drake Delph 1-5 0-2 2 2Sean Weitzel 2-7 2-2 6 1Tommy Glidden 2-5 3-5 7 0

Cameron Weitzel 1-4 3-5 6 1Aiden Roaten 4-7 3-4 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-5 0-1 4 3Tanner Swindle 1-5 1-2 3 1Totals 14-44 14-23 44 14Score by QuartersSheridan 9 14 9 12 - 44Tri-Central 5 7 12 11 - 35Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-14) Waitt 1-4 CWeitzel 1-4 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden 0-2 Swindle0-1Sheridan rebounds (32) Roaten 9 Waitt 7Swindle 7 Glidden 3 S Weitzel 2 N Burnell 2Delph 1 C Weitzel 1

Roaten Glidden

Sheridan improves to 3-0 in HHC

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIt seems that the Hamilton Southeastern

boys basketball team is setting a newstandard with every game this season

Before Fridays home game withLawrence Central the Royals honored theirsenior star Zach Gunn who broke theschools rebounding record last week whileleading HSE to a championship at theHuntington North tournament After thatSoutheastern added another victory to its2016-17 ledger beating the Bears 77-64

The Royals who are ranked No 10 inClass 4A are now 11-1 for the season andriding an eight-game winning streak Thisis the first time HSE has won eight straightsince it opened the 2013 season by winningits first eight games It also marked the 250thcareer victory for Brian Satterfield who isin his 16th season as Royals head coach

Southeastern jumped out to a 20-11 leadonce the first quarter was finished Gunnscored nine points and Austin Holzumthrew up an off-balance 3-point shot at thebuzzer which went in

I thought that was huge saidSatterfield

Lawrence Central played the Royalsclose for most of the game but Southeasternwas always able to stay anywhere from sixto 11 points ahead then got up by 68-50 inthe fourth quarter Free throw shooting wasa big factor - the Royals were 23-of-27overall including 5-of-5 in the secondperiod and 7-of-8 in the third

Satterfield said his team took care of thebasketball during its second-half run butthen ran into a dry patch where he estimatedthat HSE probably went three out of thenext five possessions where we hadturnovers which allowed the Bears to getwithin striking distance

But to our credit we took care ofbusiness when we needed to saidSatterfield who said his team kept attackingthe basket getting to the foul line andmaking those important free throws

Gunn led the way with 18 points whileJack Davidson scored 17 including a 9-of-9effort from the line Noah Smith scored 17points as well Gunn grabbed sevenrebounds while Smith had five Davidsonhanded out four assists

Everyones playing good said GunnA lot of guys are stepping up Tonight someguys played really well I think we had threeguys with 15-plus

Gunns rebounding at the HuntingtonNorth tourney sent him past a record thathad stood for 40 years - the old record-holder was Larry Raymer a 1977 HSEgraduate And now that Gunn a senior hasthe record he plans to ldquokeep going and addto his new mark After Fridays game Gunnsits at 674 career rebounds

The Royals will be back in actiontonight traveling to Warren Central TheWarriors are 8-0 for the season andreceiving votes in the Class 4A poll

Southeastern 77Lawrence Central 64

Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 4-5 9-9 17 2Aaron Etherington 3-6 0-0 6 3Connor Rotterman 2-5 4-4 10 0Noah Smith 7-10 3-5 17 2Zach Gunn 6-10 5-7 18 1Austin Holzum 1-3 0-0 3 1Chaz Birchfield 0-0 2-2 2 3Nick Bowman 2-3 0-0 4 0Aaron Shank 0-0 0-0 0 1Jack Habegger 0-0 0-0 0 0Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 25-42 23-27 77 13Score by QuartersLawrence 11 17 16 20 - 64Southeastern 20 18 18 21 - 77

Southeastern 3-point shooting (4-12) Rotterman2-4 Holzum 1-3 Gunn 1-3 Davidson 0-1Etherington 0-1

Southeastern rebounds (29) Gunn 7 Smith 5Holzum 3 Birchfield 3 Rotterman 3 Bowman 2Davidson 2 Etherington 2 team 2

Royals take care of Lawrence Central

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Jack Davidson (3) scored 17 points and made all nine ofhis free throws during the Royalsrsquo 77-64 win over Lawrence Central on Friday Alsopictured for HSE is Aaron Etherington (21)

2 News

Community Health Network to operate retail clinics in Indianapolis area Walgreens stores Walgreens and Community expand relationship to further coordinate patient care and improve access

DEERFIELD Ill amp INDIANAPO-LIS Ind ndash January 6 2017ndash Walgreens and Community Health Network have expanded their existing relationship an-nouncing today that Community Health Network will exclusively operate and provide clinical services at 12 retail health clinics located within Walgreens stores across central Indiana

Soon the Community logo will appear at Walgreens stores in central Indiana as the newly named Commu-nity Clinic at Walgreens streamlines the continuum of care for patients by combining Communityrsquos commitment of lsquoexceptional care simply deliveredrsquo with the convenience and accessibility of Walgreens

ldquoWalgreens shares our commitment of finding innovative ways to make healthcare available to patients where and when they need itrdquo said Commu-nity Health Network chief strategy and innovation officer Kyle Fisher ldquoThis is the next step in a collaboration that is fo-cused on providing the best care simply conveniently and affordably by expand-ing our network of qualified caregivers within the communities we serverdquo

The Community Clinic at Wal-greens will be staffed by Community Health Networkrsquos highly qualified and caring nurse practitioners who will treat minor injuries and illnesses as well as help manage chronic conditions pro-viding patients a variety of health care services with the convenience of walk-in appointments or same-day schedul-ing

Patients will have easier access to Community facilities for follow up care or to establish a primary care relation-ship Seamless access to patient records and scheduling lsquoon the gorsquo will be avail-

able through MyChart Communityrsquos se-cure app and online connection

In addition Walgreens and Commu-nity Health Network will form a collab-orative council to share best practices experiences and innovations to improve patient care quality and satisfaction while reducing health care costs through new models and by leveraging digital platforms

Todayrsquos announcement builds upon a recently announced pharmacy relation-ship and a successful three-year clinical collaboration between Walgreens and Community Health Network focused on enhanced communications to better coordinate care Walgreens Healthcare Clinics in the Indianapolis area have referred patients to Community Health Network physicians to handle serious conditions and chronic diseases outside of the clinicsrsquo scope of practice

Last month Community Health Networkrsquos Wellspring retail pharma-cy operations opened under Walgreens ownership at three Community Hospital locations giving patients and Commu-nity Health Network employees easier access to affordable healthcare and phar-macy services

ldquoCommunity Health Network has an outstanding reputation as a health services provider in Indianardquo said Pat Carroll MD chief medical officer for Walgreens Healthcare Clinics ldquoExpand-ing our existing relationship with Com-munity highlights Walgreens ongoing commitment to collaborating with lo-cal health systems to help ensure a true continuum of care We look forward to working even more with Community enhancing care coordination across both retail clinic and pharmacy servicesrdquo

Initially 12 retail clinics are planned

to transition to Community Health Net-work in June with opportunities for fu-ture expansion The clinics will become an extension of Community Health Net-work Walgreens will continue to man-age these Healthcare Clinic locations until that time

About Walgreens Walgreens (wwwwalgreenscom)

one of the nations largest drugstore chains is included in the Retail Pharma-cy USA Division of Walgreens Boots Al-liance Inc (NASDAQ WBA) the first global pharmacy-led health and wellbe-ing enterprise More than 10 million cus-tomers interact with Walgreens each day in communities across America using the most convenient multichannel ac-cess to consumer goods and services and trusted cost-effective pharmacy health and wellness services and advice Wal-greens operates 8175 drugstores with a presence in all 50 states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico and the US

Virgin Islands Walgreens omnichannel business includes Walgreenscom and VisionDirectcom Approximately 400 Walgreens stores offer Healthcare Clinic or other provider retail clinic services

About Community Health Network

Ranked among the nationrsquos most integrated healthcare systems Commu-nity Health Network is Central Indianarsquos leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services where and when patients need themmdashin hos-pitals health pavilions and doctorrsquos of-fices as well as workplaces schools and homes As a non-profit health system with over 200 sites of care and affiliates throughout Central Indiana Commu-nityrsquos full continuum of care integrates hundreds of physicians specialty and acute care hospitals surgery centers home care services MedChecks be-havioral health and employer health ser-vices To learn more visit eCommunitycom or call 800-777-7775

Contact the ReporterHamiltonCoNorthReporterhotmailcom

Tommy Lee BackhoffJune 20 1942 - January 5 2017

Tommy Lee Backhoff 74 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday January 5 2017 at Riverwalk Village in Noblesville He was born on June 20 1942 to William Henry Backhoff and Miriam (Glover) Ingram in Lafayette Indiana

Tom proudly served his country for 3 tours in Vietnam in the United States Navy He worked as a computer programmer for over 15 years for Logo 7 Tom loved computers and teach-ing his grandkids about the computer and computer games He enjoyed reading and watching science fiction loved Star Trek and being a Trekkie and loved the Dune book amp movie series Tom also enjoyed playing the guitar and singing Most of all he

loved his kids grandkids and his catsTom is survived by his children William (Kathy) Backhoff Marianne (Bart) Mc-

Leod and Tommy (Katy) Backhoff Jr longtime friend who was like a son Matt McG-real eight grandchildren McKenzie (TJ) Streeval Jeremy Davidson II Liam Backhoff Asha Backhoff Brandon McLeod Tyler McLeod Cameron McLeod and Andrew Mc-Leod great-grandchild Adalyn his cat Oscar Otis Backhoff as well as several cousins nieces nephews and sisters-in-law

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Joyce Backhoff in 2014 and his brother Stanley Backhoff

Services will be held at 800 pm on Tuesday January 10 2017 at Randall amp Rob-erts Fishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 400 pm to the time of service

Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th Street Suite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Hamilton County Reporter

Contact InformationPhone

317-408-5548

EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

317-408-5548

Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom

317-773-2769

Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall

Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom

Mailing AddressPO Box 190

Westfield IN 46074

3 Obituaries

Sergio Guzman MeridaSeptember 9 1937 - January 2 2017

Sergio Guzman Merida 79 passed away on January 2 2016 at Community North Hospital in Indianapolis He was born on September 9 1937 in Robore Bolivia to parents Arturo Guzman Fuentes and Modesta Merida Surubi and later moved to Brazil He married and then moved to the United States in 1978 and continued his work as a master tailor in Indianapolis

Sergio was the consummate entrepreneur enjoyed dancing and singing to Julio Iglesias loved playingteaching soccer to all ages and spoke three languages Throughout his 40 year career not only did he own two tailor shops in Indianapolis he also co-owned three restaurants in Carmel He was always full of

surprises and saw the silver lining in many situations Sergio is survived by his wife Roxana Guzman his children Robin Guzman (wife

Claudia and daughter Thatiana) Roseli Valladares (children Luis Gabriella amp Kevin) Pura Ruth Aguirre Jimenez (children Fernando y Sergio Andres) Helena Guzman Jennifer Howell (husband Chris and children Tristyn Lilliana Jillian amp Emmalyn) and his siblings Marilena Guzman (children Eduardo amp Sandra) Alfonso Guzman Merida (wife Eurydice and daughter Sheyla) Olga de Oliveira (and her son Eder) and Leonardo Francisco de Oliveira (wife Ana and children Renata amp Leila)

A visitation will be held from 2pm to 5pm on Sunday January 8 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Fishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Rd Fishers IN

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Thank you for reading the Hamilton County Reporter

Find us on Facebookwwwfacebookcom

HamiltonCountyReporter

4 News

Kroger concludes 2016 ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo annual food drive

INDIANAPOLIS IN ndash ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the largest annual food drive for the Central Division of the Kroger Company collected more than a quar-ter of a million dollars during its 2016 campaign Donations provided by our customers in bagged food and in cash reached a combined value of $269195 Those contributions represent signifi-cant resources for local food banks and food pantries

We began the campaign hoping to match the success of 2015 That year we collected a record $280510 in ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo contributions As other organizations have reported do-nations dropped during the 2016 holiday season But for ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the difference is less than 5 percent from the year before Kroger is proud of the com-mitment each store made to the success of ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo Based on the Gleaners Food Bank formula of $100 = 3 meals this will provide 807585 meals to our hungry neighbors

Kroger is grateful to the thousands of customers who donated to ldquoShare

Your Feastrdquo We also appreciate our media partners WTHR Channel 13 and Soft Rock B1057 Their support of the message was ndash and remains ndash crucial to the year-round need to feed the hungry of Indiana

The Kroger Co has been serving local communities for 133 years The Kroger Central Division has 137 food stores 115 pharmacies and 97 fuel centers operating under three banners Kroger Owenrsquos and Pay Less with lo-cations primarily in Indiana and Illinois in addition to three stores in Missouri one in Michigan and one in Ohio Kro-ger Central Division is dedicated to sup-porting every local community it serves contributing more than $151 million in 2015 to local organizations primarily focusing on hunger relief K-12 educa-tion health causes and diversity The Kroger Co was once again named the most generous company in America in a Chronicle of Philanthropy listing de-tailed in Forbes Magazine At Kroger we value honesty respect inclusion diversity safety and integrity

Do you have a

Community announcement

WeddingAnniversary

Birthannouncement

SHARE IT WITH THE COMMUNITY

Contact theHamilton County

Reporter

HamiltonCoNorth Reporterhotmailcom

or call317-408-5548

THE HAMILTON COUNTY REPORTERHamilton Countyrsquos hometown newspaper

Sports 5

Sheridan ran its Hoosier HeartlandConference record to 3-0 on Friday bybeating Tri-Central 44-35 at HobbsGymnasium

The Blackhawks led 9-5 after the firstquarter then jumped ahead 23-12 byhalftime and cruised through the second half

Aiden Roaten led a balanced Sheridanscoring roster with 11 points and alsograbbed nine rebounds Tommy Gliddenwas next with seven points Jack Waitt andTanner Swindle both had seven reboundsDrake Delph handed out four assists

The Hawks are 5-5 overall and will beback in action at Hobbs Gymnasium tonightto host Fountain Central Tip off is set for730 pm

Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 1-6 2-2 5 2Drake Delph 1-5 0-2 2 2Sean Weitzel 2-7 2-2 6 1Tommy Glidden 2-5 3-5 7 0

Cameron Weitzel 1-4 3-5 6 1Aiden Roaten 4-7 3-4 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-5 0-1 4 3Tanner Swindle 1-5 1-2 3 1Totals 14-44 14-23 44 14Score by QuartersSheridan 9 14 9 12 - 44Tri-Central 5 7 12 11 - 35Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-14) Waitt 1-4 CWeitzel 1-4 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden 0-2 Swindle0-1Sheridan rebounds (32) Roaten 9 Waitt 7Swindle 7 Glidden 3 S Weitzel 2 N Burnell 2Delph 1 C Weitzel 1

Roaten Glidden

Sheridan improves to 3-0 in HHC

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIt seems that the Hamilton Southeastern

boys basketball team is setting a newstandard with every game this season

Before Fridays home game withLawrence Central the Royals honored theirsenior star Zach Gunn who broke theschools rebounding record last week whileleading HSE to a championship at theHuntington North tournament After thatSoutheastern added another victory to its2016-17 ledger beating the Bears 77-64

The Royals who are ranked No 10 inClass 4A are now 11-1 for the season andriding an eight-game winning streak Thisis the first time HSE has won eight straightsince it opened the 2013 season by winningits first eight games It also marked the 250thcareer victory for Brian Satterfield who isin his 16th season as Royals head coach

Southeastern jumped out to a 20-11 leadonce the first quarter was finished Gunnscored nine points and Austin Holzumthrew up an off-balance 3-point shot at thebuzzer which went in

I thought that was huge saidSatterfield

Lawrence Central played the Royalsclose for most of the game but Southeasternwas always able to stay anywhere from sixto 11 points ahead then got up by 68-50 inthe fourth quarter Free throw shooting wasa big factor - the Royals were 23-of-27overall including 5-of-5 in the secondperiod and 7-of-8 in the third

Satterfield said his team took care of thebasketball during its second-half run butthen ran into a dry patch where he estimatedthat HSE probably went three out of thenext five possessions where we hadturnovers which allowed the Bears to getwithin striking distance

But to our credit we took care ofbusiness when we needed to saidSatterfield who said his team kept attackingthe basket getting to the foul line andmaking those important free throws

Gunn led the way with 18 points whileJack Davidson scored 17 including a 9-of-9effort from the line Noah Smith scored 17points as well Gunn grabbed sevenrebounds while Smith had five Davidsonhanded out four assists

Everyones playing good said GunnA lot of guys are stepping up Tonight someguys played really well I think we had threeguys with 15-plus

Gunns rebounding at the HuntingtonNorth tourney sent him past a record thathad stood for 40 years - the old record-holder was Larry Raymer a 1977 HSEgraduate And now that Gunn a senior hasthe record he plans to ldquokeep going and addto his new mark After Fridays game Gunnsits at 674 career rebounds

The Royals will be back in actiontonight traveling to Warren Central TheWarriors are 8-0 for the season andreceiving votes in the Class 4A poll

Southeastern 77Lawrence Central 64

Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 4-5 9-9 17 2Aaron Etherington 3-6 0-0 6 3Connor Rotterman 2-5 4-4 10 0Noah Smith 7-10 3-5 17 2Zach Gunn 6-10 5-7 18 1Austin Holzum 1-3 0-0 3 1Chaz Birchfield 0-0 2-2 2 3Nick Bowman 2-3 0-0 4 0Aaron Shank 0-0 0-0 0 1Jack Habegger 0-0 0-0 0 0Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 25-42 23-27 77 13Score by QuartersLawrence 11 17 16 20 - 64Southeastern 20 18 18 21 - 77

Southeastern 3-point shooting (4-12) Rotterman2-4 Holzum 1-3 Gunn 1-3 Davidson 0-1Etherington 0-1

Southeastern rebounds (29) Gunn 7 Smith 5Holzum 3 Birchfield 3 Rotterman 3 Bowman 2Davidson 2 Etherington 2 team 2

Royals take care of Lawrence Central

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Jack Davidson (3) scored 17 points and made all nine ofhis free throws during the Royalsrsquo 77-64 win over Lawrence Central on Friday Alsopictured for HSE is Aaron Etherington (21)

Tommy Lee BackhoffJune 20 1942 - January 5 2017

Tommy Lee Backhoff 74 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday January 5 2017 at Riverwalk Village in Noblesville He was born on June 20 1942 to William Henry Backhoff and Miriam (Glover) Ingram in Lafayette Indiana

Tom proudly served his country for 3 tours in Vietnam in the United States Navy He worked as a computer programmer for over 15 years for Logo 7 Tom loved computers and teach-ing his grandkids about the computer and computer games He enjoyed reading and watching science fiction loved Star Trek and being a Trekkie and loved the Dune book amp movie series Tom also enjoyed playing the guitar and singing Most of all he

loved his kids grandkids and his catsTom is survived by his children William (Kathy) Backhoff Marianne (Bart) Mc-

Leod and Tommy (Katy) Backhoff Jr longtime friend who was like a son Matt McG-real eight grandchildren McKenzie (TJ) Streeval Jeremy Davidson II Liam Backhoff Asha Backhoff Brandon McLeod Tyler McLeod Cameron McLeod and Andrew Mc-Leod great-grandchild Adalyn his cat Oscar Otis Backhoff as well as several cousins nieces nephews and sisters-in-law

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Joyce Backhoff in 2014 and his brother Stanley Backhoff

Services will be held at 800 pm on Tuesday January 10 2017 at Randall amp Rob-erts Fishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 400 pm to the time of service

Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th Street Suite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Hamilton County Reporter

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317-773-2769

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Westfield IN 46074

3 Obituaries

Sergio Guzman MeridaSeptember 9 1937 - January 2 2017

Sergio Guzman Merida 79 passed away on January 2 2016 at Community North Hospital in Indianapolis He was born on September 9 1937 in Robore Bolivia to parents Arturo Guzman Fuentes and Modesta Merida Surubi and later moved to Brazil He married and then moved to the United States in 1978 and continued his work as a master tailor in Indianapolis

Sergio was the consummate entrepreneur enjoyed dancing and singing to Julio Iglesias loved playingteaching soccer to all ages and spoke three languages Throughout his 40 year career not only did he own two tailor shops in Indianapolis he also co-owned three restaurants in Carmel He was always full of

surprises and saw the silver lining in many situations Sergio is survived by his wife Roxana Guzman his children Robin Guzman (wife

Claudia and daughter Thatiana) Roseli Valladares (children Luis Gabriella amp Kevin) Pura Ruth Aguirre Jimenez (children Fernando y Sergio Andres) Helena Guzman Jennifer Howell (husband Chris and children Tristyn Lilliana Jillian amp Emmalyn) and his siblings Marilena Guzman (children Eduardo amp Sandra) Alfonso Guzman Merida (wife Eurydice and daughter Sheyla) Olga de Oliveira (and her son Eder) and Leonardo Francisco de Oliveira (wife Ana and children Renata amp Leila)

A visitation will be held from 2pm to 5pm on Sunday January 8 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Fishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Rd Fishers IN

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

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4 News

Kroger concludes 2016 ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo annual food drive

INDIANAPOLIS IN ndash ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the largest annual food drive for the Central Division of the Kroger Company collected more than a quar-ter of a million dollars during its 2016 campaign Donations provided by our customers in bagged food and in cash reached a combined value of $269195 Those contributions represent signifi-cant resources for local food banks and food pantries

We began the campaign hoping to match the success of 2015 That year we collected a record $280510 in ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo contributions As other organizations have reported do-nations dropped during the 2016 holiday season But for ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the difference is less than 5 percent from the year before Kroger is proud of the com-mitment each store made to the success of ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo Based on the Gleaners Food Bank formula of $100 = 3 meals this will provide 807585 meals to our hungry neighbors

Kroger is grateful to the thousands of customers who donated to ldquoShare

Your Feastrdquo We also appreciate our media partners WTHR Channel 13 and Soft Rock B1057 Their support of the message was ndash and remains ndash crucial to the year-round need to feed the hungry of Indiana

The Kroger Co has been serving local communities for 133 years The Kroger Central Division has 137 food stores 115 pharmacies and 97 fuel centers operating under three banners Kroger Owenrsquos and Pay Less with lo-cations primarily in Indiana and Illinois in addition to three stores in Missouri one in Michigan and one in Ohio Kro-ger Central Division is dedicated to sup-porting every local community it serves contributing more than $151 million in 2015 to local organizations primarily focusing on hunger relief K-12 educa-tion health causes and diversity The Kroger Co was once again named the most generous company in America in a Chronicle of Philanthropy listing de-tailed in Forbes Magazine At Kroger we value honesty respect inclusion diversity safety and integrity

Do you have a

Community announcement

WeddingAnniversary

Birthannouncement

SHARE IT WITH THE COMMUNITY

Contact theHamilton County

Reporter

HamiltonCoNorth Reporterhotmailcom

or call317-408-5548

THE HAMILTON COUNTY REPORTERHamilton Countyrsquos hometown newspaper

Sports 5

Sheridan ran its Hoosier HeartlandConference record to 3-0 on Friday bybeating Tri-Central 44-35 at HobbsGymnasium

The Blackhawks led 9-5 after the firstquarter then jumped ahead 23-12 byhalftime and cruised through the second half

Aiden Roaten led a balanced Sheridanscoring roster with 11 points and alsograbbed nine rebounds Tommy Gliddenwas next with seven points Jack Waitt andTanner Swindle both had seven reboundsDrake Delph handed out four assists

The Hawks are 5-5 overall and will beback in action at Hobbs Gymnasium tonightto host Fountain Central Tip off is set for730 pm

Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 1-6 2-2 5 2Drake Delph 1-5 0-2 2 2Sean Weitzel 2-7 2-2 6 1Tommy Glidden 2-5 3-5 7 0

Cameron Weitzel 1-4 3-5 6 1Aiden Roaten 4-7 3-4 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-5 0-1 4 3Tanner Swindle 1-5 1-2 3 1Totals 14-44 14-23 44 14Score by QuartersSheridan 9 14 9 12 - 44Tri-Central 5 7 12 11 - 35Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-14) Waitt 1-4 CWeitzel 1-4 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden 0-2 Swindle0-1Sheridan rebounds (32) Roaten 9 Waitt 7Swindle 7 Glidden 3 S Weitzel 2 N Burnell 2Delph 1 C Weitzel 1

Roaten Glidden

Sheridan improves to 3-0 in HHC

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIt seems that the Hamilton Southeastern

boys basketball team is setting a newstandard with every game this season

Before Fridays home game withLawrence Central the Royals honored theirsenior star Zach Gunn who broke theschools rebounding record last week whileleading HSE to a championship at theHuntington North tournament After thatSoutheastern added another victory to its2016-17 ledger beating the Bears 77-64

The Royals who are ranked No 10 inClass 4A are now 11-1 for the season andriding an eight-game winning streak Thisis the first time HSE has won eight straightsince it opened the 2013 season by winningits first eight games It also marked the 250thcareer victory for Brian Satterfield who isin his 16th season as Royals head coach

Southeastern jumped out to a 20-11 leadonce the first quarter was finished Gunnscored nine points and Austin Holzumthrew up an off-balance 3-point shot at thebuzzer which went in

I thought that was huge saidSatterfield

Lawrence Central played the Royalsclose for most of the game but Southeasternwas always able to stay anywhere from sixto 11 points ahead then got up by 68-50 inthe fourth quarter Free throw shooting wasa big factor - the Royals were 23-of-27overall including 5-of-5 in the secondperiod and 7-of-8 in the third

Satterfield said his team took care of thebasketball during its second-half run butthen ran into a dry patch where he estimatedthat HSE probably went three out of thenext five possessions where we hadturnovers which allowed the Bears to getwithin striking distance

But to our credit we took care ofbusiness when we needed to saidSatterfield who said his team kept attackingthe basket getting to the foul line andmaking those important free throws

Gunn led the way with 18 points whileJack Davidson scored 17 including a 9-of-9effort from the line Noah Smith scored 17points as well Gunn grabbed sevenrebounds while Smith had five Davidsonhanded out four assists

Everyones playing good said GunnA lot of guys are stepping up Tonight someguys played really well I think we had threeguys with 15-plus

Gunns rebounding at the HuntingtonNorth tourney sent him past a record thathad stood for 40 years - the old record-holder was Larry Raymer a 1977 HSEgraduate And now that Gunn a senior hasthe record he plans to ldquokeep going and addto his new mark After Fridays game Gunnsits at 674 career rebounds

The Royals will be back in actiontonight traveling to Warren Central TheWarriors are 8-0 for the season andreceiving votes in the Class 4A poll

Southeastern 77Lawrence Central 64

Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 4-5 9-9 17 2Aaron Etherington 3-6 0-0 6 3Connor Rotterman 2-5 4-4 10 0Noah Smith 7-10 3-5 17 2Zach Gunn 6-10 5-7 18 1Austin Holzum 1-3 0-0 3 1Chaz Birchfield 0-0 2-2 2 3Nick Bowman 2-3 0-0 4 0Aaron Shank 0-0 0-0 0 1Jack Habegger 0-0 0-0 0 0Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 25-42 23-27 77 13Score by QuartersLawrence 11 17 16 20 - 64Southeastern 20 18 18 21 - 77

Southeastern 3-point shooting (4-12) Rotterman2-4 Holzum 1-3 Gunn 1-3 Davidson 0-1Etherington 0-1

Southeastern rebounds (29) Gunn 7 Smith 5Holzum 3 Birchfield 3 Rotterman 3 Bowman 2Davidson 2 Etherington 2 team 2

Royals take care of Lawrence Central

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Jack Davidson (3) scored 17 points and made all nine ofhis free throws during the Royalsrsquo 77-64 win over Lawrence Central on Friday Alsopictured for HSE is Aaron Etherington (21)

4 News

Kroger concludes 2016 ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo annual food drive

INDIANAPOLIS IN ndash ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the largest annual food drive for the Central Division of the Kroger Company collected more than a quar-ter of a million dollars during its 2016 campaign Donations provided by our customers in bagged food and in cash reached a combined value of $269195 Those contributions represent signifi-cant resources for local food banks and food pantries

We began the campaign hoping to match the success of 2015 That year we collected a record $280510 in ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo contributions As other organizations have reported do-nations dropped during the 2016 holiday season But for ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo the difference is less than 5 percent from the year before Kroger is proud of the com-mitment each store made to the success of ldquoShare Your Feastrdquo Based on the Gleaners Food Bank formula of $100 = 3 meals this will provide 807585 meals to our hungry neighbors

Kroger is grateful to the thousands of customers who donated to ldquoShare

Your Feastrdquo We also appreciate our media partners WTHR Channel 13 and Soft Rock B1057 Their support of the message was ndash and remains ndash crucial to the year-round need to feed the hungry of Indiana

The Kroger Co has been serving local communities for 133 years The Kroger Central Division has 137 food stores 115 pharmacies and 97 fuel centers operating under three banners Kroger Owenrsquos and Pay Less with lo-cations primarily in Indiana and Illinois in addition to three stores in Missouri one in Michigan and one in Ohio Kro-ger Central Division is dedicated to sup-porting every local community it serves contributing more than $151 million in 2015 to local organizations primarily focusing on hunger relief K-12 educa-tion health causes and diversity The Kroger Co was once again named the most generous company in America in a Chronicle of Philanthropy listing de-tailed in Forbes Magazine At Kroger we value honesty respect inclusion diversity safety and integrity

Do you have a

Community announcement

WeddingAnniversary

Birthannouncement

SHARE IT WITH THE COMMUNITY

Contact theHamilton County

Reporter

HamiltonCoNorth Reporterhotmailcom

or call317-408-5548

THE HAMILTON COUNTY REPORTERHamilton Countyrsquos hometown newspaper

Sports 5

Sheridan ran its Hoosier HeartlandConference record to 3-0 on Friday bybeating Tri-Central 44-35 at HobbsGymnasium

The Blackhawks led 9-5 after the firstquarter then jumped ahead 23-12 byhalftime and cruised through the second half

Aiden Roaten led a balanced Sheridanscoring roster with 11 points and alsograbbed nine rebounds Tommy Gliddenwas next with seven points Jack Waitt andTanner Swindle both had seven reboundsDrake Delph handed out four assists

The Hawks are 5-5 overall and will beback in action at Hobbs Gymnasium tonightto host Fountain Central Tip off is set for730 pm

Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 1-6 2-2 5 2Drake Delph 1-5 0-2 2 2Sean Weitzel 2-7 2-2 6 1Tommy Glidden 2-5 3-5 7 0

Cameron Weitzel 1-4 3-5 6 1Aiden Roaten 4-7 3-4 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-5 0-1 4 3Tanner Swindle 1-5 1-2 3 1Totals 14-44 14-23 44 14Score by QuartersSheridan 9 14 9 12 - 44Tri-Central 5 7 12 11 - 35Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-14) Waitt 1-4 CWeitzel 1-4 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden 0-2 Swindle0-1Sheridan rebounds (32) Roaten 9 Waitt 7Swindle 7 Glidden 3 S Weitzel 2 N Burnell 2Delph 1 C Weitzel 1

Roaten Glidden

Sheridan improves to 3-0 in HHC

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIt seems that the Hamilton Southeastern

boys basketball team is setting a newstandard with every game this season

Before Fridays home game withLawrence Central the Royals honored theirsenior star Zach Gunn who broke theschools rebounding record last week whileleading HSE to a championship at theHuntington North tournament After thatSoutheastern added another victory to its2016-17 ledger beating the Bears 77-64

The Royals who are ranked No 10 inClass 4A are now 11-1 for the season andriding an eight-game winning streak Thisis the first time HSE has won eight straightsince it opened the 2013 season by winningits first eight games It also marked the 250thcareer victory for Brian Satterfield who isin his 16th season as Royals head coach

Southeastern jumped out to a 20-11 leadonce the first quarter was finished Gunnscored nine points and Austin Holzumthrew up an off-balance 3-point shot at thebuzzer which went in

I thought that was huge saidSatterfield

Lawrence Central played the Royalsclose for most of the game but Southeasternwas always able to stay anywhere from sixto 11 points ahead then got up by 68-50 inthe fourth quarter Free throw shooting wasa big factor - the Royals were 23-of-27overall including 5-of-5 in the secondperiod and 7-of-8 in the third

Satterfield said his team took care of thebasketball during its second-half run butthen ran into a dry patch where he estimatedthat HSE probably went three out of thenext five possessions where we hadturnovers which allowed the Bears to getwithin striking distance

But to our credit we took care ofbusiness when we needed to saidSatterfield who said his team kept attackingthe basket getting to the foul line andmaking those important free throws

Gunn led the way with 18 points whileJack Davidson scored 17 including a 9-of-9effort from the line Noah Smith scored 17points as well Gunn grabbed sevenrebounds while Smith had five Davidsonhanded out four assists

Everyones playing good said GunnA lot of guys are stepping up Tonight someguys played really well I think we had threeguys with 15-plus

Gunns rebounding at the HuntingtonNorth tourney sent him past a record thathad stood for 40 years - the old record-holder was Larry Raymer a 1977 HSEgraduate And now that Gunn a senior hasthe record he plans to ldquokeep going and addto his new mark After Fridays game Gunnsits at 674 career rebounds

The Royals will be back in actiontonight traveling to Warren Central TheWarriors are 8-0 for the season andreceiving votes in the Class 4A poll

Southeastern 77Lawrence Central 64

Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 4-5 9-9 17 2Aaron Etherington 3-6 0-0 6 3Connor Rotterman 2-5 4-4 10 0Noah Smith 7-10 3-5 17 2Zach Gunn 6-10 5-7 18 1Austin Holzum 1-3 0-0 3 1Chaz Birchfield 0-0 2-2 2 3Nick Bowman 2-3 0-0 4 0Aaron Shank 0-0 0-0 0 1Jack Habegger 0-0 0-0 0 0Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 25-42 23-27 77 13Score by QuartersLawrence 11 17 16 20 - 64Southeastern 20 18 18 21 - 77

Southeastern 3-point shooting (4-12) Rotterman2-4 Holzum 1-3 Gunn 1-3 Davidson 0-1Etherington 0-1

Southeastern rebounds (29) Gunn 7 Smith 5Holzum 3 Birchfield 3 Rotterman 3 Bowman 2Davidson 2 Etherington 2 team 2

Royals take care of Lawrence Central

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Jack Davidson (3) scored 17 points and made all nine ofhis free throws during the Royalsrsquo 77-64 win over Lawrence Central on Friday Alsopictured for HSE is Aaron Etherington (21)

Sports 5

Sheridan ran its Hoosier HeartlandConference record to 3-0 on Friday bybeating Tri-Central 44-35 at HobbsGymnasium

The Blackhawks led 9-5 after the firstquarter then jumped ahead 23-12 byhalftime and cruised through the second half

Aiden Roaten led a balanced Sheridanscoring roster with 11 points and alsograbbed nine rebounds Tommy Gliddenwas next with seven points Jack Waitt andTanner Swindle both had seven reboundsDrake Delph handed out four assists

The Hawks are 5-5 overall and will beback in action at Hobbs Gymnasium tonightto host Fountain Central Tip off is set for730 pm

Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 1-6 2-2 5 2Drake Delph 1-5 0-2 2 2Sean Weitzel 2-7 2-2 6 1Tommy Glidden 2-5 3-5 7 0

Cameron Weitzel 1-4 3-5 6 1Aiden Roaten 4-7 3-4 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-5 0-1 4 3Tanner Swindle 1-5 1-2 3 1Totals 14-44 14-23 44 14Score by QuartersSheridan 9 14 9 12 - 44Tri-Central 5 7 12 11 - 35Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-14) Waitt 1-4 CWeitzel 1-4 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden 0-2 Swindle0-1Sheridan rebounds (32) Roaten 9 Waitt 7Swindle 7 Glidden 3 S Weitzel 2 N Burnell 2Delph 1 C Weitzel 1

Roaten Glidden

Sheridan improves to 3-0 in HHC

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIt seems that the Hamilton Southeastern

boys basketball team is setting a newstandard with every game this season

Before Fridays home game withLawrence Central the Royals honored theirsenior star Zach Gunn who broke theschools rebounding record last week whileleading HSE to a championship at theHuntington North tournament After thatSoutheastern added another victory to its2016-17 ledger beating the Bears 77-64

The Royals who are ranked No 10 inClass 4A are now 11-1 for the season andriding an eight-game winning streak Thisis the first time HSE has won eight straightsince it opened the 2013 season by winningits first eight games It also marked the 250thcareer victory for Brian Satterfield who isin his 16th season as Royals head coach

Southeastern jumped out to a 20-11 leadonce the first quarter was finished Gunnscored nine points and Austin Holzumthrew up an off-balance 3-point shot at thebuzzer which went in

I thought that was huge saidSatterfield

Lawrence Central played the Royalsclose for most of the game but Southeasternwas always able to stay anywhere from sixto 11 points ahead then got up by 68-50 inthe fourth quarter Free throw shooting wasa big factor - the Royals were 23-of-27overall including 5-of-5 in the secondperiod and 7-of-8 in the third

Satterfield said his team took care of thebasketball during its second-half run butthen ran into a dry patch where he estimatedthat HSE probably went three out of thenext five possessions where we hadturnovers which allowed the Bears to getwithin striking distance

But to our credit we took care ofbusiness when we needed to saidSatterfield who said his team kept attackingthe basket getting to the foul line andmaking those important free throws

Gunn led the way with 18 points whileJack Davidson scored 17 including a 9-of-9effort from the line Noah Smith scored 17points as well Gunn grabbed sevenrebounds while Smith had five Davidsonhanded out four assists

Everyones playing good said GunnA lot of guys are stepping up Tonight someguys played really well I think we had threeguys with 15-plus

Gunns rebounding at the HuntingtonNorth tourney sent him past a record thathad stood for 40 years - the old record-holder was Larry Raymer a 1977 HSEgraduate And now that Gunn a senior hasthe record he plans to ldquokeep going and addto his new mark After Fridays game Gunnsits at 674 career rebounds

The Royals will be back in actiontonight traveling to Warren Central TheWarriors are 8-0 for the season andreceiving votes in the Class 4A poll

Southeastern 77Lawrence Central 64

Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 4-5 9-9 17 2Aaron Etherington 3-6 0-0 6 3Connor Rotterman 2-5 4-4 10 0Noah Smith 7-10 3-5 17 2Zach Gunn 6-10 5-7 18 1Austin Holzum 1-3 0-0 3 1Chaz Birchfield 0-0 2-2 2 3Nick Bowman 2-3 0-0 4 0Aaron Shank 0-0 0-0 0 1Jack Habegger 0-0 0-0 0 0Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 25-42 23-27 77 13Score by QuartersLawrence 11 17 16 20 - 64Southeastern 20 18 18 21 - 77

Southeastern 3-point shooting (4-12) Rotterman2-4 Holzum 1-3 Gunn 1-3 Davidson 0-1Etherington 0-1

Southeastern rebounds (29) Gunn 7 Smith 5Holzum 3 Birchfield 3 Rotterman 3 Bowman 2Davidson 2 Etherington 2 team 2

Royals take care of Lawrence Central

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Jack Davidson (3) scored 17 points and made all nine ofhis free throws during the Royalsrsquo 77-64 win over Lawrence Central on Friday Alsopictured for HSE is Aaron Etherington (21)

6 Sports

Guerin Catholic improved to 7-5 on theseason with a 53-45 victory over Circle CityConference rival Bishop Chatard Fridaynight before another large Friday nightcrowd at the Eagles Nest

The Golden Eagles led from start tofinish Coach Pete Smiths squad led 48-29early in the fourth quarter before Chatardgot the 19-point deficit down to single digitsby the final horn Nine of the 11 GC playerswho saw action scored Junior Jack Hansencontinued his solid play and posted game-high totals of 28 points nine rebounds andthree blocked shots

The team held a commanding 31-22rebounding advantage to help negate a poor2-9 shooting performance from 3-pointrange along with in Smiths words gettingbeat to the 50-50 balls

Chatards kids played with a little bitmore energy and we had a few guys justhave rough nights offensively said SmithWe executed decently on offense but weonly had 11 assists while having 11turnovers Thats not like us the past fivegames I did really like how Jack (Hansen)finished around the basket Heck he had ouronly two 3-pt field goals too

Matthew Godfrey scored eight pointswhile Will Morris and Zach Munsongrabbed five rebounds to support the effortsof Hansen Earlier in the week Hansen wasnamed the IBCASubway Player of theWeek in Central Indiana for his play in theteams holiday tournament in Vincennes

The Golden Eagles have won five oftheir last six contests and the victory evenedtheir CCC record to 2-2 Theyll step out of

league action tonight but host anotherparochial rival Fort Wayne Bishop LuersThe Knights have defeated GC the past twoseasons

Guerin Catholic 53Bishop Chatard 45

Guerin FG FT TP PFCameron Dixon 1-3 0-0 2 3Matthew Godfrey 2-5 4-4 8 1Luke Godfrey 1-3 2-2 4 1Jack Hansen 12-17 2-4 28 3Zach Munson 1-2 0-0 2 0Joey Weas 0-1 1-2 1 4Will Morris 2-4 0-1 4 1Kian Sills 1-5 0-0 2 0Andrew Sharpe 0-1 2-2 2 1Kameron Osswald 0-0 0-0 0 0Drew Thieme 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-41 11-15 53 14Score by Quarters

Chatard 5 14 10 16 - 45Guerin 11 13 15 14 - 53Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (2-9) Hansen2-2 Sills 0-2 L Godfrey 0-2 M Godfrey 0-1Munson 0-1 Sharpe 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Hansen 9Munson 5 Morris 5 Sharpe 5 L Godfrey 2 Sills1 Dixon 1 Sharpe 1 team 2

Golden Eagles beat Chatard even CCC record

Hansen Munson

Balance was the word of the evening forCarmel

The Greyhounds won an importantMetropolitan Conference game at CenterGrove Friday night by the score of 62-54All nine players that took to the court forCarmel scored including three in doublefigures

The Class 4A No 2 Hounds led 16-9after the first quarter and 28-18 at halftime

Jalen Whack had a perfect night makingall five of his field goal attempts for 12points Whack drained two 3-pointers inaddition to his three 2-point baskets PJBaron added 11 points and reached double-double territory by grabbing 10 rebounds

Sterling Brown scored 11 points as welland made five steals John Michael Mulloygrabbed eight rebounds scored eight pointsand made two blocks

Carmel is now 2-1 in the MIC and 7-2overall The Greyhounds host Westfield at730 pm tonight

Carmel 62 CenterGrove 54

Carmel FG FT TP PFPJ Baron 4-6 2-6 11 3

Sterling Brown 4-6 1-2 11 0Jalen Whack 5-5 0-0 12 1John Michael Mulloy 1-4 6-8 8 4Luke Heady 1-3 2-4 4 0Alex Falender 1-1 2-2 5 3Britt Beery 1-1 1-2 3 1Cole Jenkins 1-1 2-2 5 0Eddie Gill 1-3 0-2 3 2Totals 19-30 16-28 62 14Score by QuartersCenter Grove 9 9 12 24 - 54Carmel 16 12 15 19 - 62Carmel 3-point shooting (8-13) Brown 2-3Whack 2-2 Gill 1-2 Baron 1-2 Jenkins 1-1Falender 1-1 Heady 0-2Carmel rebounds (28) Baron 10 Mulloy 8Whack 3 Heady 2 Beery 2 Jenkins 1 Brown 1Falender 1

Balance leads Carmelpast Trojans 62-54

Whack Brown

What a difference a week can makeFishers took on Pike for the second

time in nine days Friday and had a muchbetter outing than when it last played theRed Devils The Tigers fell 78-69 at Pikesgym but that was greatly improved overthe 92-45 score that the Red Devils doledout when the two teams met at theNoblesville Tournament

Pike jumped out to a 24-11 lead afterthe first quarter but the Tigers chipped thatadvantage down to 43-33 by halftime Thetwo teams then played roughly even for thesecond half

Five Fishers players scored in doublefigures Jamil Turner-Hall led the way with18 points with Willie Jackson scoring 14points Joe Counts added 12 points he andTurner-Hall both made two 3-pointersJeremy Szilagyi drained three 3s on hisway to 11 points and Connor Washburnscored 10

Fishers is now 5-6 for the season andreturns to Hoosier Crossroads Conferenceplay next Friday (Jan 13) at Brownsburg

Pike 78 Fishers 69Fishers FG FT TP PFJamil Turner-Hall 5 6-7 18 2Willie Jackson 6 2-3 14 3Reid Stephens 0 1-2 1 3Jason Slain 1 0-0 2 0Connor Washburn 3 4-5 10 4Jeremy Szilagyi 4 0-0 11 3Joe Counts 5 0-0 12 4Terry Hicks 0 1-2 1 0Totals 24 14-19 69 19Score by QuartersFishers 11 22 21 15 - 69Pike 24 19 21 14 - 78

Five players in double figuresfor Fishers against Pike

Turner-Hall Washburn

Guerin Catholics girls basketball teamfell to Bishop Chatard 61-41 Friday in thefirst game of a girl-boy Circle City Confer-ence doubleheader at the Eagles Nest

The Trojans got out to a fast startleading 11-2 after the first quarter TheGolden Eagles kept pace with the Chatardin the second quarter playing to a 27-18halftime lead but the Trojans steadilyincreased their lead in the second half

Sydney Geis scored 11 points for GC

with Nicole Cunningham adding 10 CarlyHammons grabbed five rebounds and alsohad five steals Grace Demas made fivesteals also and Grace Hackett blocked threeshots

Guerin Catholic is now 1-3 in theconference and 6-13 overall The GoldenEagles host Harrison at 730 pm Tuesday

Guerin girls fall to Chatard

After a close three quarters North-western pulled awayfrom HamiltonHeights and sent thevisiting Huskieshome with a 61-53loss Friday eveningin a Hoosier Confer-ence game

The Tigers led12-11 after the firstquarter and 30-27 athalftime TheHuskies took thelead during the thirdquarter ending thatperiod up 46-44 ButNorthwestern out-scored Heights 17-7in the fourth quarter

Tyler Wilter-mood had a goodgame for the Hus-kies scoring 14points and grabbingseven reboundsCaymn Lutz was

right behind him with 13 points and sevenrebounds of his own Austin Sauerteigadded 10 points including two 3-point-ers Max Wahl threw in a pair of 3-pointers as well

Heights is 1-2 in the conference and4-6 overall The Huskies travel to TwinLakes tonight for a 730 pm game

Northwestern 61Heights 53

Heights FG FT TP PFMax Wahl 3-11 0-0 8 3Austin Sauerteig 3-5 2-2 10 2Tyler Wiltermood 5-10 4-4 14 4Caymn Lutz 5-14 3-4 13 2Noah Wallace 1-2 0-0 3 0Caleb Bean 0-1 1-2 1 3Dawson Phifer 0-4 0-0 0 0Drayden Thomas 1-3 2-2 4 0Totals 18-50 12-14 53 14Score by QuartersHeights 11 16 19 7 - 53Northwestern 12 18 14 17 - 61

Heights 3-point shooting (5-16) Wahl 2-6Sauerteig 2-4 Wallace 1-2 Phifer 0-3 Lutz0-1Heights rebounds (27) Lutz 7 Wiltermood7 Thomas 4 Sauerteig 4 Wahl 3 Phifer 1Bean 1

Tigers pull away from Heights

Wiltermood

Lutz

Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 24 11 686 -Boston 22 14 611 25New York 17 19 472 75Philadelphia 9 25 265 145Brooklyn 8 27 229 160Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 20 16 556 -Charlotte 20 17 541 05Washington 17 18 486 25Orlando 16 22 421 50Miami 11 27 289 100Central W L PCT GBCleveland 27 8 771 -Milwaukee 18 17 514 90Indiana 19 18 514 90Chicago 18 18 500 95Detroit 17 21 447 115s

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 22 15 595 -Oklahoma City 21 16 568 10Portland 16 22 421 65Denver 14 22 389 75Minnesota 11 25 306 105Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 29 7 806 -Houston 29 9 763 10Memphis 23 16 590 75New Orleans 14 23 378 155Dallas 11 25 306 180Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 31 6 838 -LA Clippers 25 14 641 70Sacramento 15 21 417 155LA Lakers 14 26 350 185Phoenix 12 25 324 190

NBA standingsFridayrsquos scores

Washington 112 Minnesota 105Houston 100 Orlando 93

Boston 110 Philadelphia 106Cleveland 116 Brooklyn 108

New York 116 Milwaukee 111LA Lakers 127 Miami 100

Memphis 128 Golden State 119OT

LA Clippers 106 Sacramento 98

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BOYS BASKETBALLAngola 55 Prairie Heights 20Argos 54 Bethany Christian 39Attica 43 North Vermillion 40Bethesda Christian 49 Faith Christian24Bloomington South 44 BloomingtonNorth 38Brebeuf Jesuit 65 Zionsville 60Brownstown Central 75 JenningsCounty 65Carmel 62 Center Grove 54Carroll (Fort Wayne) 60 Fort WayneDwenger 57Castle 73 Evansville Memorial 44Central Christian 98 Christel HouseAcademy 42Charlestown 57 Seymour 55Christian Academy (Ky) 74 ChristianAcademy 46Churubusco 64 Fremont 59Clinton Central 63 Taylor 56Clinton Prairie 74 Rossville 65Cloverdale 80 Owen Valley 64Columbia City 74 Bellmont 29Connersville 54 Greensburg 47 OTCornerstone Christian 73 HoweMilitary 52Covington 65 Riverton Parke 49Crawford County 62 Springs Valley51Crothersville 56 BloomingtonLighthouse 40Culver 59 Caston 41Daleville 47 Cowan 46Delta 46 New Palestine 35East Central 60 Rushville 47Eastern Hancock 50 Muncie Burris 31Edgewood 60 Brown County 50Elkhart Christian 65 LakelandChristian 40Elkhart Memorial 53 Plymouth 51Evansville Harrison 101 EvansvilleNorth 67Evansville Reitz 65 Bedford NorthLawrence 60Fairfield 42 Eastside 40Floyd Central 70 Corydon Central 41Fort Wayne Luers 75 Fort WayneConcordia 47Fort Wayne North 81 Fort WayneWayne 46Fort Wayne Snider 58 Fort WayneNorthrop 45Fountain Central 48 Seeger 44Franklin Central 68 Southport 50Gibson Southern 63 Heritage Hills 53Goshen 45 Concord 40Greenwood 61 Whiteland 53Guerin Catholic 53 IndianapolisChatard 45Hamilton Southeastern 77 LawrenceCentral 64Hammond Morton 56 Hammond Gavit53Hancock County (Ky) 55 Tell City 52Harrison (West Lafayette) 69Indianapolis Tech 58Hauser 79 North Decatur 58Henryville 68 South Decatur 48

Homestead 70 Fort Wayne South 57Indianapolis Attucks 91 GreenwoodChristian 36Indianapolis Broad Ripple 46 HeritageChristian 44Indianapolis Cathedral 71Indianapolis Northwest 52Indianapolis International 49Indianapolis Shortridge 47Indianapolis Lighthouse 79Indianapolis Howe 78Indianapolis Lutheran 61 TrinityLutheran 53Indianapolis Manual 104 IndianapolisWashington 58Indianapolis Ritter 79 Monrovia 56Indianapolis Roncalli 61 Beech Grove60Indianapolis Tindley 53 University 41Kouts 47 North Judson 31Lafayette Jeff 54 Muncie Central 51Lake Central 42 LaPorte 33Lebanon 76 Frankfort 64Logansport 66 Kokomo 54Maconaquah 51 Eastern (Greentown)33Madison-Grant 57 Blackford 36Madison 61 Scottsburg 50Manchester 55 North Miami 40Marquette Catholic 74 Hammond Noll57McCutcheon 76 Lafayette CentralCatholic 61Merrillville 64 Chesterton 61Michigan City 56 Crown Point 53Mishawaka Marian 69 Mishawaka 62Mitchell 64 Paoli 63Mount Vernon (Fortville) 69Greenfield-Central 42New Albany 67 Jeffersonville 56New Castle 61 Richmond 58New Washington 35 Borden 28North Central (Indianapolis) 68 BenDavis 57North Harrison 69 Austin 45North Posey 67 Mount Vernon(Posey) 50NorthWood 69 Wawasee 33Northview 57 Greencastle 35Northwestern 61 Hamilton Heights 53Oak Hill 69 Peru 45Oldenburg Academy 58 ShaweMemorial 18Pike Central 74 Wood Memorial 59Pike 78 Fishers 69Pioneer 62 Frontier 40Princeton 79 Boonville 54Providence Cristo Rey 52Indianapolis Herron 50Providence 55 Clarksville 53River Forest 71 Lake Station 52Salem 60 Orleans 51Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35Silver Creek 67 Eastern (Pekin) 41South Bend Adams 69 Penn 60South Bend Riley 63 Elkhart Central59 OTSouth Bend St Joseph 45 Jimtown35South Bend Washington 44 NewPrairie 40South Central (Elizabeth) 63Lanesville 56

South Knox 45 Northeast Dubois 27South Spencer 53 Evansville Day 48Southridge 52 Tecumseh 38Southwestern (Hanover) 83 TrimbleCounty (Ky) 55Southwood 69 Wabash 35Speedway 59 Decatur Central 57Sullivan 55 South Putnam 32Terre Haute North 61 ColumbusNorth 58Terre Haute South 67 Perry Meridian64Tippecanoe Valley 59 Northfield 55Tipton 51 Yorktown 27Tri-County 81 Carroll (Flora) 40Triton 39 John Glenn 35Turkey Run 45 Traders PointChristian 43Twin Lakes 48 Benton Central 35Valparaiso 64 Portage 37Vincennes Lincoln 45 Jasper 44Warren Central 63 Lawrence North 57Warsaw 68 Northridge 46Washington Twp 66 LaCrosse 35Washington 72 North Knox 40Watseka (Ill) 54 South Newton 46West Lafayette 45 Western 44West Noble 72 Lakeland 68 OTWest Vigo 76 North Putnam 60Westview 58 Hamilton 39Whitko 78 Rochester 55Greene County InvitationalLinton-Stockton 47 Bloomfield 28Eastern Greene 66 Shakamak 63Hendricks County TournamentTri-West 52 Danville 40Cascade 65 Plainfield 55Rivertown ClassicSwitzerland County 69 SouthDearborn 61Lawrenceburg 51 Rising Sun 39Shelby County TournamentWaldron 62 Southwestern(Shelbyville) 59 OTMorristown 64 Triton Central 60Sugar Creek ClassicCrawfordsville 68 Western Boone 40Southmont 62 North Montgomery 51Wayne County TournamentHagerstown 54 Cambridge CityLincoln 44

GIRLS BASKETBALLAngola 57 Prairie Heights 40Beech Grove 62 Indianapolis Roncalli42Carroll (Fort Wayne) 62 Fort WayneDwenger 52Caston 34 Culver 21Christian Academy (Ky) 72 ChristianAcademy 24Columbus East 31 Connersville 22Cowan 36 Daleville 33DeKalb 61 New Haven 33Eastbrook 53 Wes-Del 21Eastside 55 Fairfield 42Edgewood 52 Brown County 39Elkhart Central 65 South Bend Riley32Elkhart Christian 27 South BendCareer Academy 15Fort Wayne Concordia 74 Fort WayneLuers 29

Fort Wayne North 40 Fort WayneWayne 28Fort Wayne Northrop 58 Fort WayneSnider 57Fremont 45 Churubusco 39Greencastle 58 Northview 43Greensburg 60 Franklin County 45Hammond Clark 53 Hammond 42Harrison (West Lafayette) 53Indianapolis Tech 41Heritage 55 Adams Central 28Highland 47 Hobart 34Homestead 54 Fort Wayne South 36Huntington North 40 East Noble 37Indianapolis Attucks 69 GreenwoodChristian 23Indianapolis Chatard 60 GuerinCatholic 41Indianapolis Manual 79 IndianapolisWashington 33Jay County 53 Bluffton 36Kankakee Valley 69 Griffith 36Kokomo 65 Logansport 51Lafayette Jeff 70 Muncie Central 34Lake Central 46 LaPorte 29Lebanon 74 Frankfort 25Marquette Catholic 52 HanoverCentral 28Martinsville 77 Decatur Central 24Merrillville 49 Chesterton 47Michigan City 52 Crown Point 45Mishawaka Marian 46 Mishawaka 38Mooresville 54 Franklin 45North Central (Indianapolis) 67 BenDavis 59Norwell 50 Leo 37Oregon-Davis 85 Lighthouse CPA 79Owen Valley 62 Cloverdale 50Portage 55 Valparaiso 43Providence 97 Clarksville 26Richmond 63 Marion 52Shawe Memorial 40 OldenburgAcademy 32South Adams 51 Southern Wells 34Sullivan 52 South Putnam 46Vincennes Rivet 48 Barr-Reeve 31West Lafayette 66 Western 15West Noble 80 Lakeland 33West Vigo 50 North Putnam 27Westview 47 Hamilton 33Wheeler 46 Whiting 38Whiteland 49 Greenwood 31Winamac 41 Knox 35Henry County TournamentShenandoah 40 Knightstown 25Tri 44 Blue River 21Madison County TournamentFrankton 76 Anderson Prep Academy12 7thAlexandria 47 Elwood 42 5thLapel 56 Liberty Christian 38 3rdPendleton Heights 71 Anderson 501stRandolph County TournamentUnion City 55 Winchester 52Monroe Central 48 RandolphSouthern 28Ripley County TournamentSouth Ripley 66 Milan 35 3rdJac-Cen-Del 61 Batesville 50 1stWayne County TournamentCenterville 51 Northeastern 36

Friday night basketball scores

Bishop Chatard 61Guerin Catholic 41

Guerin FG FT TP PFSarah Holba 0-1 0-0 0 0Danielle Mason 1-8 1-2 4 4Erin Fuller 2-8 1-2 5 2Sydney Geis 4-13 0-0 11 0Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 3Grace Demas 0-3 9-11 9 4Grace Hackett 0-0 0-3 0 3

Kate Anderson 1-3 0-0 2 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 2-4 10 1Hanna Bills 0-0 0-1 0 0Totals 11-43 13-23 41 21Score by QuartersChatard 11 16 12 22 - 61Guerin 2 16 8 15 - 41Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (6-18) Geis 3-9Cunningham 2-3 Mason 1-4 Fuller 0-1Hammons 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (26) Hammons 5Mason 4 Geis 4 Demas 4 Hackett 4 Fuller 2Cunningham 2 Anderson 1

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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 24 11 686 -Boston 22 14 611 25New York 17 19 472 75Philadelphia 9 25 265 145Brooklyn 8 27 229 160Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 20 16 556 -Charlotte 20 17 541 05Washington 17 18 486 25Orlando 16 22 421 50Miami 11 27 289 100Central W L PCT GBCleveland 27 8 771 -Milwaukee 18 17 514 90Indiana 19 18 514 90Chicago 18 18 500 95Detroit 17 21 447 115s

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 22 15 595 -Oklahoma City 21 16 568 10Portland 16 22 421 65Denver 14 22 389 75Minnesota 11 25 306 105Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 29 7 806 -Houston 29 9 763 10Memphis 23 16 590 75New Orleans 14 23 378 155Dallas 11 25 306 180Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 31 6 838 -LA Clippers 25 14 641 70Sacramento 15 21 417 155LA Lakers 14 26 350 185Phoenix 12 25 324 190

NBA standingsFridayrsquos scores

Washington 112 Minnesota 105Houston 100 Orlando 93

Boston 110 Philadelphia 106Cleveland 116 Brooklyn 108

New York 116 Milwaukee 111LA Lakers 127 Miami 100

Memphis 128 Golden State 119OT

LA Clippers 106 Sacramento 98

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Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet

BOYS BASKETBALLAngola 55 Prairie Heights 20Argos 54 Bethany Christian 39Attica 43 North Vermillion 40Bethesda Christian 49 Faith Christian24Bloomington South 44 BloomingtonNorth 38Brebeuf Jesuit 65 Zionsville 60Brownstown Central 75 JenningsCounty 65Carmel 62 Center Grove 54Carroll (Fort Wayne) 60 Fort WayneDwenger 57Castle 73 Evansville Memorial 44Central Christian 98 Christel HouseAcademy 42Charlestown 57 Seymour 55Christian Academy (Ky) 74 ChristianAcademy 46Churubusco 64 Fremont 59Clinton Central 63 Taylor 56Clinton Prairie 74 Rossville 65Cloverdale 80 Owen Valley 64Columbia City 74 Bellmont 29Connersville 54 Greensburg 47 OTCornerstone Christian 73 HoweMilitary 52Covington 65 Riverton Parke 49Crawford County 62 Springs Valley51Crothersville 56 BloomingtonLighthouse 40Culver 59 Caston 41Daleville 47 Cowan 46Delta 46 New Palestine 35East Central 60 Rushville 47Eastern Hancock 50 Muncie Burris 31Edgewood 60 Brown County 50Elkhart Christian 65 LakelandChristian 40Elkhart Memorial 53 Plymouth 51Evansville Harrison 101 EvansvilleNorth 67Evansville Reitz 65 Bedford NorthLawrence 60Fairfield 42 Eastside 40Floyd Central 70 Corydon Central 41Fort Wayne Luers 75 Fort WayneConcordia 47Fort Wayne North 81 Fort WayneWayne 46Fort Wayne Snider 58 Fort WayneNorthrop 45Fountain Central 48 Seeger 44Franklin Central 68 Southport 50Gibson Southern 63 Heritage Hills 53Goshen 45 Concord 40Greenwood 61 Whiteland 53Guerin Catholic 53 IndianapolisChatard 45Hamilton Southeastern 77 LawrenceCentral 64Hammond Morton 56 Hammond Gavit53Hancock County (Ky) 55 Tell City 52Harrison (West Lafayette) 69Indianapolis Tech 58Hauser 79 North Decatur 58Henryville 68 South Decatur 48

Homestead 70 Fort Wayne South 57Indianapolis Attucks 91 GreenwoodChristian 36Indianapolis Broad Ripple 46 HeritageChristian 44Indianapolis Cathedral 71Indianapolis Northwest 52Indianapolis International 49Indianapolis Shortridge 47Indianapolis Lighthouse 79Indianapolis Howe 78Indianapolis Lutheran 61 TrinityLutheran 53Indianapolis Manual 104 IndianapolisWashington 58Indianapolis Ritter 79 Monrovia 56Indianapolis Roncalli 61 Beech Grove60Indianapolis Tindley 53 University 41Kouts 47 North Judson 31Lafayette Jeff 54 Muncie Central 51Lake Central 42 LaPorte 33Lebanon 76 Frankfort 64Logansport 66 Kokomo 54Maconaquah 51 Eastern (Greentown)33Madison-Grant 57 Blackford 36Madison 61 Scottsburg 50Manchester 55 North Miami 40Marquette Catholic 74 Hammond Noll57McCutcheon 76 Lafayette CentralCatholic 61Merrillville 64 Chesterton 61Michigan City 56 Crown Point 53Mishawaka Marian 69 Mishawaka 62Mitchell 64 Paoli 63Mount Vernon (Fortville) 69Greenfield-Central 42New Albany 67 Jeffersonville 56New Castle 61 Richmond 58New Washington 35 Borden 28North Central (Indianapolis) 68 BenDavis 57North Harrison 69 Austin 45North Posey 67 Mount Vernon(Posey) 50NorthWood 69 Wawasee 33Northview 57 Greencastle 35Northwestern 61 Hamilton Heights 53Oak Hill 69 Peru 45Oldenburg Academy 58 ShaweMemorial 18Pike Central 74 Wood Memorial 59Pike 78 Fishers 69Pioneer 62 Frontier 40Princeton 79 Boonville 54Providence Cristo Rey 52Indianapolis Herron 50Providence 55 Clarksville 53River Forest 71 Lake Station 52Salem 60 Orleans 51Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 35Silver Creek 67 Eastern (Pekin) 41South Bend Adams 69 Penn 60South Bend Riley 63 Elkhart Central59 OTSouth Bend St Joseph 45 Jimtown35South Bend Washington 44 NewPrairie 40South Central (Elizabeth) 63Lanesville 56

South Knox 45 Northeast Dubois 27South Spencer 53 Evansville Day 48Southridge 52 Tecumseh 38Southwestern (Hanover) 83 TrimbleCounty (Ky) 55Southwood 69 Wabash 35Speedway 59 Decatur Central 57Sullivan 55 South Putnam 32Terre Haute North 61 ColumbusNorth 58Terre Haute South 67 Perry Meridian64Tippecanoe Valley 59 Northfield 55Tipton 51 Yorktown 27Tri-County 81 Carroll (Flora) 40Triton 39 John Glenn 35Turkey Run 45 Traders PointChristian 43Twin Lakes 48 Benton Central 35Valparaiso 64 Portage 37Vincennes Lincoln 45 Jasper 44Warren Central 63 Lawrence North 57Warsaw 68 Northridge 46Washington Twp 66 LaCrosse 35Washington 72 North Knox 40Watseka (Ill) 54 South Newton 46West Lafayette 45 Western 44West Noble 72 Lakeland 68 OTWest Vigo 76 North Putnam 60Westview 58 Hamilton 39Whitko 78 Rochester 55Greene County InvitationalLinton-Stockton 47 Bloomfield 28Eastern Greene 66 Shakamak 63Hendricks County TournamentTri-West 52 Danville 40Cascade 65 Plainfield 55Rivertown ClassicSwitzerland County 69 SouthDearborn 61Lawrenceburg 51 Rising Sun 39Shelby County TournamentWaldron 62 Southwestern(Shelbyville) 59 OTMorristown 64 Triton Central 60Sugar Creek ClassicCrawfordsville 68 Western Boone 40Southmont 62 North Montgomery 51Wayne County TournamentHagerstown 54 Cambridge CityLincoln 44

GIRLS BASKETBALLAngola 57 Prairie Heights 40Beech Grove 62 Indianapolis Roncalli42Carroll (Fort Wayne) 62 Fort WayneDwenger 52Caston 34 Culver 21Christian Academy (Ky) 72 ChristianAcademy 24Columbus East 31 Connersville 22Cowan 36 Daleville 33DeKalb 61 New Haven 33Eastbrook 53 Wes-Del 21Eastside 55 Fairfield 42Edgewood 52 Brown County 39Elkhart Central 65 South Bend Riley32Elkhart Christian 27 South BendCareer Academy 15Fort Wayne Concordia 74 Fort WayneLuers 29

Fort Wayne North 40 Fort WayneWayne 28Fort Wayne Northrop 58 Fort WayneSnider 57Fremont 45 Churubusco 39Greencastle 58 Northview 43Greensburg 60 Franklin County 45Hammond Clark 53 Hammond 42Harrison (West Lafayette) 53Indianapolis Tech 41Heritage 55 Adams Central 28Highland 47 Hobart 34Homestead 54 Fort Wayne South 36Huntington North 40 East Noble 37Indianapolis Attucks 69 GreenwoodChristian 23Indianapolis Chatard 60 GuerinCatholic 41Indianapolis Manual 79 IndianapolisWashington 33Jay County 53 Bluffton 36Kankakee Valley 69 Griffith 36Kokomo 65 Logansport 51Lafayette Jeff 70 Muncie Central 34Lake Central 46 LaPorte 29Lebanon 74 Frankfort 25Marquette Catholic 52 HanoverCentral 28Martinsville 77 Decatur Central 24Merrillville 49 Chesterton 47Michigan City 52 Crown Point 45Mishawaka Marian 46 Mishawaka 38Mooresville 54 Franklin 45North Central (Indianapolis) 67 BenDavis 59Norwell 50 Leo 37Oregon-Davis 85 Lighthouse CPA 79Owen Valley 62 Cloverdale 50Portage 55 Valparaiso 43Providence 97 Clarksville 26Richmond 63 Marion 52Shawe Memorial 40 OldenburgAcademy 32South Adams 51 Southern Wells 34Sullivan 52 South Putnam 46Vincennes Rivet 48 Barr-Reeve 31West Lafayette 66 Western 15West Noble 80 Lakeland 33West Vigo 50 North Putnam 27Westview 47 Hamilton 33Wheeler 46 Whiting 38Whiteland 49 Greenwood 31Winamac 41 Knox 35Henry County TournamentShenandoah 40 Knightstown 25Tri 44 Blue River 21Madison County TournamentFrankton 76 Anderson Prep Academy12 7thAlexandria 47 Elwood 42 5thLapel 56 Liberty Christian 38 3rdPendleton Heights 71 Anderson 501stRandolph County TournamentUnion City 55 Winchester 52Monroe Central 48 RandolphSouthern 28Ripley County TournamentSouth Ripley 66 Milan 35 3rdJac-Cen-Del 61 Batesville 50 1stWayne County TournamentCenterville 51 Northeastern 36

Friday night basketball scores

Bishop Chatard 61Guerin Catholic 41

Guerin FG FT TP PFSarah Holba 0-1 0-0 0 0Danielle Mason 1-8 1-2 4 4Erin Fuller 2-8 1-2 5 2Sydney Geis 4-13 0-0 11 0Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 3Grace Demas 0-3 9-11 9 4Grace Hackett 0-0 0-3 0 3

Kate Anderson 1-3 0-0 2 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 2-4 10 1Hanna Bills 0-0 0-1 0 0Totals 11-43 13-23 41 21Score by QuartersChatard 11 16 12 22 - 61Guerin 2 16 8 15 - 41Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (6-18) Geis 3-9Cunningham 2-3 Mason 1-4 Fuller 0-1Hammons 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (26) Hammons 5Mason 4 Geis 4 Demas 4 Hackett 4 Fuller 2Cunningham 2 Anderson 1

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